GST Admitted to the LSE Main Market – 22 Nov 2018
Golden Saint Technologies Ltd (“GST”) is proud to announce the admission of its entire share capital to the Official List of the UK Listing Authority (“UKLA”) by way of a standard listing and admission to trading on the main market for listed securities of the London Stock Exchange (“LSE”) on 22nd November 2018.
The following day, at a Welcome Ceremony hosted by the LSE, the GST executive team and advisors gathered on the famous Balcony to watch GST shares being traded on the big screen.
From left to right: Patrick W Millar (LSE), Pierre Fourie (Group Managing Director), Stefania Barbaglio (Cassiopeia), James Devon (LSE), Malcolm Groat (Non-exec Director), William Knight (Non-exec Director), Raphael Teo (Executive Director), Garies Chong (CEO), Francois de Lange (Hill Dickinson), Emily Rawlins (Hill Dickinson), Tone Goh (Executive Chairman), Michael Corcoran (Hill Dickinson), James Clark (LSE) & Martin Luke (Vox Markets)
Following warm words of welcome from James Clark, LSE Head of Tech and Life Sciences, the ceremonial glass tablet was presented to GST Executive Chairman Tone Goh, pictured below receiving the memento that represents this momentous occasion.
GST Group Managing Director Pierre Fourie says of the occasion:
It made the whole GSTeam proud and thankful for all the help we received from the UKLA, our advisors and friends, making this listing possible.
With the celebration complete, CEO Garies Chong prepared to depart London to Chair the 2018 BICSI Southeast Asia Conference in Singapore, home of GST subsidiary EMS.
While the excitement of the Welcoming Ceremony was short-lived, the team is enthusiastic about the future for GST moving forward, with Executive Chairman Tone Goh commenting:
We are very excited to continue our Intelligent Building Solutions business, now as an LSE-listed company, giving the company the credibility to take on large scale projects, to plan expansion into India and other developing countries, to evaluate the building of our own data centres, and plan expansion into the AI market.
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